African Jungle Women Living Life Just Living Book 2: Sara’s Uncomplicated Life Thereafter Associated with the White Man

By Ian C Kenson

This book and its stories bring forth the life and conditions experienced by these local people who seldom, if ever, move outside their land, within which multinationals travel and disrupt their fragile life systems. This only changes when the infringers interact with the local populations. There are and always will be those who do see the insecurities of life through these areas and locations and enable people to function slightly above their meagre existence whilst living desperately far below the poverty level.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse UK
• Release date: Aug 30, 2019
• ISBN: 9781728391489

Ian C Kenson

Since his childhood, the author has taken part in numerous facets of life, volunteering for the merchant navy and sailing throughout the Far East and Australia, before volunteering in the Royal Air Force as a radio operator on air-sea rescue bases, which is where he became involved in the military throughout the Suez Crisis. After these episodes, he spent seventeen years in chemical manufacturing and the oil and gas industries, before taking on the life of an expat oil and gas worker, ending as an advisor and consultant. He spent the next forty-three years travelling the world whilst expanding his knowledge. Throughout these times, he became very competent within these industries, to the extent that he resolved production problems and numerous dangerous happenings. Specifically, he dealt with a 500,000-bbl (barrels) floating roof tank fire, successfully extinguishing it without the loss of production, whilst always considering the local communities and populations.

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Published by AuthorHouse 08/30/2019

ISBN: 978-1-7283-9149-6 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-7283-9148-9 (e)

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CONTENTS

Introduction: Undefined Life Differences With and Without Choice

Initial Beginnings

Initialy Sara’s Life

Local Movements Chaos

Menories Of Time

Watching Life Ebb

Living Life Boost

Makaraba Fatality

Personal Death Loss

No Burial, No Cremation, Just Disposal

Life Bannishment

Saviour/Rescue

Makaraba Fatality

Canoeing Happyness

Tropical Storm Fishing

Rape

Rapist Arrested

Sara’s Fears

Gathering Storm Clouds

Arrest Movement

Sara’s Fatality

River Swamp Rescue

Sara’s Lonely Battle

Swamp Water Reed Bed Rescues

Rescued Deliverance

Sara’s Agonising Journey Home

Sara’s Final Fairwell

Rapist Delivered

Honouring Sara’s Life

Prisoner Movement

Conformation And Agreement

Fatality Compensation

Sara’s Life Legacy

Prisoner Escape

As Time Moves On

Frau Gertrude Shmitt

Payment Shortage

Recovered Payment Funds

Final Payment To The Makaraba Family

Escaped Prisoners Desparate Action

The White Man

Fau Gertrude Schmitt

A Women Scorned

INTRODUCTION

UNDEFINED Life DIFFERENCES

With and Without Choice

Whilst having directly introduced members of the of public and communities of the greater world, to the absolute meagre living lives of these jungle peoples, in no way does it indicate or try to belittle them, simply because they were unfortunate enough to be born within these locations and be members of these communities that are forced by area and location to exist within these inhospitable vast swamp area’s, nominally being residence of these jungle spaces, which are within the overall vastness of all swamp area’s. Renders their life requirements, meagre to zero, to possibly evaluate this view point, a look or comparison to every day life living, has to be indicated.

Acknowledging every day sections of the worlds residents, become bothered about being respectfully dressed and presented, with their unblemished make up is in place and their hands perfectly painted, and undamaged as they flick them around, indicating their personal preferences.

Sara’s daily choice is to use her hands to haul in her latest fishing catch, the skin on her small hands and fingers is stretched and torn, through constant use, never has she applied any soothing creams, she has always torn the skin cutting into the flesh, years of tears, along with fissures, have rendered her appendages as only useful to her jungle life and her hard work load, relentless every day she would be covered in mud, slime or any other substance the jungle vegetation would deposit on her as she passed or rubbed up against, bushes, trees, or the muddy extremities of the jungle swamp creek banks.

When initially the thought of penning this dramatically sad living experience story, it was seriously considered, who would be remotely interested, obviously, it can be verbally stated and suggested to people who are by nature, considerate and caring, along with others who would require specific knowledge, because of their possible employment along with the area locations.

These vast and specific area, s, through out the tropical swamp area’s of the world, of totally varying locations, that exist throughout the world, are by nature the exact opposite to the extreme desert area, s of the world, they have unlimited water in which millions of mangroves trees and bush’s grow in abundance, thrusting their roots into the swampland ground, leaving little or no area, s of dry land on which people and populations can establish, or where they could possibly establish homes, houses or maybe buildings, allowing them to set up minor communities of populations, within these vast areas of swamps, other than utilizing meagre small clearances, where now these spaces are used as their living ground. These area’s over the years are always under the threat of being taken over by the swamp its self, more and more mangrove trees and plants would sink their roots into the soft muddy swamp waterways, gradually encroaching onto the dry spits of land.

Therefore and because of these specific locations, where old and new growth mangroves re-establish their selves every year, families and people have populated certain places and area, s of slightly raised land area, s usually two to three feet above the high water levels at high tides, living their lives from birth to death, seldom if ever never venturing beyond the swamp area limits, by the simple rule, lack of work and affordability.

Because of their choice or by birth and needs, they